Lee Pace, known for his role in The Running Man, sits down with Grae Drake to discuss Edgar Wright’s fresh take on a familiar dystopian tale. The conversation is lively and full of surprises, much like the film itself. Pace shares insights into playing the movie’s enigmatic masked villain, explaining how concealing his face actually … Read more
Isla Fisher and her fellow cast members have been busy promoting their new movie, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, which comes out on November 14th. While in London, Fisher attended a photoshoot at the Ham Yard Hotel and looked stunning. Here’s a peek:
One bit of surprise: It looks like we won’t see it for four full years.
Robert Carlyle, an Emmy nominee, plays the incredibly smart detective Sherlock. Even though it seemed like Sherlock died fighting his greatest enemy, Moriarty (played by Randall Park), Carlyle will be back in multiple episodes of season 2. We’ll also soon meet the person who greatly influenced John Watson – his father – for the first time.
Megan Gallagher created and Sarah Snook stars in and executive produces All Her Fault, her first live-action TV series since Succession. It’s a gripping show that you’ll want to watch all at once. The story quickly picks up speed, presenting a complex mystery that begins with the disappearance of Milo, the young son of wealthy couple Marissa (Snook) and Peter Irvine (Jake Lacy). The initial event is confusing: when Marissa goes to collect Milo from a playdate, the woman at the door doesn’t recognize him. This woman isn’t the mother, Jenny, who arranged the playdate, nor is she her nanny. The phone number used to set up the playdate is now disconnected, and the real Jenny (Dakota Fanning) claims she never sent the text, saying she’s only met Marissa once. This raises the question: why would someone pretend to be Jenny and kidnap Milo?
Taylor’s birthday party was a huge success! She received extravagant gifts, including a decorated bicycle and a Range Rover. Pharrell Williams even made a surprise appearance to congratulate her, referencing her early signing to his Star Trak Entertainment label. The party footage is classic Taylor: she arrived as if she were a doll in a box and then performed a high-energy dance to “Jump Around.” The 16-year-old, known for her braces and distinctive New York accent, proudly declared her dance moves were a hit – and they were! Before the party, Taylor had already choreographed a full music video for Beyoncé, teaching her a popular dance from New York schools. This incredible party has set the bar high, and Taylor better start planning something equally amazing for her own daughter, Junie, in six years!
The new trailer for Marvel’s Wonder Man focuses on an actor trying to win the role, but also implies that Simon Williams might already have superpowers. While many thought Williams would gain powers during the show, possibly through a special process during auditions with director Von Kovak, the trailer suggests he might have them from the start. When Williams says, “I was born to play this character,” it seems he means it literally – he could have superpowers when he goes to the audition. You can watch the trailer below.
The new film, Infinity Castle, is breaking records after its announcement. Within just five hours and with very little promotion, it pre-sold ¥20 million worth of tickets – that’s about $2.8 million in the U.S. According to reports on X (formerly Twitter), Demon Slayer’s pre-sales in China have already hit $3 million, and the movie is predicted to earn $200 million during its opening weekend. For comparison, Avengers: Endgame made over $100 million on its first day in China back in April 2019.
Let me tell you, the casting alone – two Oscar winners and one seriously overlooked pig – had me excited. But it’s the addition of Escola that takes this project from great to genuinely thrilling. They absolutely revived the image of Mary Todd Lincoln, and I have no doubt they can do the same for this 49-year-old pig. Watching Escola work, you can really see how Piggy’s energy – the strength, the wildness, the comedy, the sheer diva attitude – informed their portrayal of Mary Todd. In fact, they told Amy Poehler they’d love to see Piggy star in a movie about Mary Todd, surrounded by human actors. And get this – they admitted they were already talking to Disney about it! Clearly, they weren’t joking, and this movie is shaping up to be something special.